Chinese medicine is very different from western medicine in theory and approach. Be sure you watch the first four lessons, (23 videos) before you begin with the “The beginning lessons”. Otherwise, you may end up in frustration and miss the golden opportunity to adopt this amazing practice for a life time.
Most of people when they first encounter Paida Lajin, would usually ask, where do I slap for such a disease. In the classic Chinese medical view, all diseases have multiple causes, as well as multiple side effects.
Therefore it is critical to ignore the name of the disease to begin your healing process through Paida Lajin. This way you will not be limited to the region or area we need to Paida or Lajin.
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Meridian system
As you know, Chinese medicine is based on the meridian system. Such as acupuncture, QiGong, Taichi, FengShui, etc. They all deals with Qi flow and Qi channeling.
This is a short version introducing the importance of meridian system.
If you can, do dig into it. It is far too big to be covered in a single video.
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Pain, color, symptoms
When you begin to Paida or Lajin, you will notice pain and skin color change. What do they signify? How to deal with them? How are they related to my issue at hand.
This video will give you the answer.
Even so, use your common sense in practicing Paida Lajin. Do not overdo it.
Feel the condition of your body and adjust the process accordingly.
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Carpet bombing
Have you heard of carpet bombing? That’s what we did during the Vietnam War.
If you truly intend to have a real healthy body, you need to carpet bomb your entire body. That’s what do in all of our workshops. Yes, the entire body.
Let us tell you why..
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Understand healing reactions
Paida Lajin may cause many different reactions. Some make your conditions worse before it gets better. Some generate some other reactions in other parts of your body. These are all natural phenomena generated by the process of Paida Lajin. Just like there are always multiple causes to a particular issue.
You need to understand them. Otherwise, if you become scared and stop halfway, would truly be unfortunate.
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Dealing With Strong Healing Reactions
Some of the healing reactions may be so strong that may really scare you.
Please watch this video and learn how to deal with them.
When “Sha” appears, please don’t think that you have damaged yourself. Don’t panic. Don’t worry.
The appearance of “Sha” signifies that your internal region is already clogged, or damaged. Paida only tries to get it to the surface and let your body to dissolve it.
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Diagnose your lower body
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Learning Lajin
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Additional side effects
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Many of us, once heard of this simple method, usually would like to try it right away.
Wrong. The method is simple but the theory is Chinese and established for 3,000 years. It may appear to be simple, but without a thorough knowledge of observing and applying and modifying, Paida Lajin may not be as effective.
Please be patient and watch the video we recorded for you to make sure that you are fully equipped to march on the journey of healing yourself.
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Guidelines of Paida Lajin
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Understand The Nature Of Clogs
Do you know that our microcirculatory system can easily be clogged? Nutrients can not go in and toxin cannot come out?
Major arteries and our heart usually don’t get clogged, because they are wide and strong. But in the tiny capillaries, lymph vessels, they can be easily clogged.
Once they are clogged, the nutrients can not get in and the toxin cannot come out. And that particular region, be it an organ or gland, will weaken. Thus disease will happen.
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Understand "sha" from "bruise"
As we all have experienced, when we hit or slap something, we will either break it or it may swell up.
Since Paida does slap on ourselves, what to do when the slapped region began to swell up, becoming red or purple. Are we causing bruises, or damaging our skin or muscle?
This video will explain to you the difference between “sha” and “bruise”.